Systematic Country Diagnostic Information Notice (DIN) - Georgia - Initiated January 23, 2023

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The Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD) provides a timely, evidence-based assessment of the constraints Georgia must address and the opportunities it can leverage to accelerate progress toward ending extreme poverty and promoting shared prosperity sustainably. The analysis emphasizes poverty reduction and inclusive growth, with focused attention on sustainability considerations. It draws on available information and, when needed, incorporates new analysis, supported by stakeholder consultations led by the World Bank Group.

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Systematic Country Diagnostic Information Notice (DIN)

Purpose and scope of the SCD analysis

Initiation and stakeholder consultations

Contacts and organization information

PUBLIC (Internal & External) SYSTEMATIC COUNTRY DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION NOTICE (DIN) | Country | Georgia | | --- | --- | | Initiation Date | January 23, 2023 | 1. The Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD) presents a timely and evidence-based assessment of the constraints a country has to address and the opportunities it can embrace to accelerate progress toward the goals of ending extreme poverty and promoting shared prosperity in a sustainable way. Spurring poverty reduction and inclusive growth will be central themes ofthe SCD analysis, with concerted attention to issues of sustainability. The SCD draws upon all available information and, where necessary, involves new analysis. 2. The World Bank Group has initiated preparation of a Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD) . Consultations will be undertaken with interested stakeholders. For more information, please see contacts below. 3. Contacts: Sebastian Molineus Title: Country Director for the South Caucasus, the World Bank Tel: +99532 229 62 21 x238 Email: [smolineus@worldbank.org](smolineus@worldbank.org) [Location: Tbilisi](Location: Tbilisi), Georgia. Miguel Eduardo Sánchez Martín Title: Program Leader, the World Bank Tel: +99532 229 62 21 x250 [Email: ](Email: msanchezmartin@worldbank.org)[msanchezmartin@worldbank.org](Email: msanchezmartin@worldbank.org) [Location: Tbilisi](Location: Tbilisi), Georgia. Olga Vybornaia Title: Associate Economist, International Finance Corporation Tel: Email: [ovybornaia@ifc.org](ovybornaia@ifc.org) [Location: Washington DC](Location: Washington DC), USA. Bexi Francina Jimenez Mota Title: Senior Risk Management Officer, MIGATel: [Email: ](Email: bjimenezmota@worldbank.org)[bjimenezmota@worldbank.org](Email: bjimenezmota@worldbank.org) [Location: Washington DC](Location: Washington DC), USA. The World Bank 1818 HStreet, NW Washington, D. C. 20433 Telephone: (202) 458-5454 Fax: (202) 522-1500 Web: [http://www.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/country-strategies](http://www.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/country-strategies)

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What is the purpose of the Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD) for Georgia?

It delivers a timely, evidence-based assessment of the constraints and opportunities for accelerating progress toward ending extreme poverty and promoting sustainable shared prosperity.

What themes are central to the SCD analysis?

Spurring poverty reduction and inclusive growth are central themes, with concerted attention to sustainability issues.

How are stakeholders involved in preparing the SCD?

The World Bank Group initiates preparation of the SCD and undertakes consultations with interested stakeholders, with contact details provided in the notice.

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